Controller Management; Enabling Boot Support - Dell 6 series User Manual

3 Press <F2> to display a menu of available actions.
The Rebuild option is highlighted at the top of the menu.
4 Press the right-arrow key to display the rebuild options and select Start.
5 After you start the rebuild, press <Esc> to display the previous menu.
NOTE:
You can also use the VD Mgmt screen to perform a manual rebuild. Use the
arrow key to highlight physical disk in the tree view, and press <F2>. In the menu
that displays, select the Rebuild option.
CAUTION:
If a physical disk is a member of a disk group that contains multiple
virtual disks and one of the virtual disks is deleted when a rebuild operation is in
progress, the rebuild operation stops. If this occurs, you can resume the rebuild
operation manually using a storage management application. To avoid
interruption, ensure that none of the virtual disks are deleted until the rebuild
is complete.

Controller Management

Enabling Boot Support

NOTE:
See your system documentation to ensure the proper boot order is selected
in the system BIOS.
In a multiple controller environment, you can enable BIOS on multiple
controllers. However, if you want to boot from a specific controller, enable the
BIOS on that controller and disable it on the other controllers. The system
can then boot from the BIOS-enabled controller. Perform the following steps
to enable the controller BIOS:
1 Press <Ctrl><N> to access the Ctrl Mgmt menu screen.
2 Press <Tab> to move the cursor to Enable Controller BIOS in the
Settings box.
3 Press the spacebar to select Enable Controller BIOS.
An X displays beside Enable Controller BIOS.
4 Press <Tab> to move the cursor to the Apply button, and then press
<Enter> to apply the selection.
The controller BIOS is enabled. To disable the controller BIOS, use the
spacebar to de-select the Enable Controller BIOS control, and then select
Apply and press <Enter>.
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